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Whew…What a year 2014 was! The realty market here in Denver continued at a breakneck speed. All signs are pointing to continued appreciation and overall success for 2015.

In all honesty, as grand as 2014 was, 2013 seemed to be a busier year – at least to me it did. I took the time this week to compare the two years – I hope you’ll find this information as fascinating as I did. (Now, keep in mind that this is for the 7-county Denver metro area which includes Adams, Arapahoe, Boulder, Broomfield, Denver, Douglas and Jefferson Counties).

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January of 2013 provided a total of 2,626 closings versus 2,591 closings in 2014. However, the total dollar volume in 2013 was $728,546,910 compared to $790,149,010 in 2014.

February of 2013 – 2,973 closings compared to 2,959 in 2014. Dollar wise, February of 2013 totaled $829,112,955 compared to $879,382,388.

March of 2013 sales were 4,139 with $1,232,993,861 in volume.March of 2014 equated to 3,807 closed deals for a total of $1,190,306,417 in volume.

April of 2013 – 4,646 deals for $1,447,936,733. April of 2014 – 4,486 deals for $1,461,257,397 in volume.

May of 2013 – 5,473 transactions for a total of $1,700,437,180 compared to 5,284 deals and $1,769,245,212 in May of 2014.

June of 2013 – 5,463 transactions for $1,747,957,694 in production. June of 2014 – 5,684 deals for $1,914,390,481.

July of 2013 – 5,753 sales for $1,844,752,144 compared to July of 2014 – 5,567 sales for $1,871,830,945.

August of 2013 – 5,408 deals for $1,697,452,968 compared to August of 2014 – 5,113 sales for $1,683,752,033 in dollar volume.

September of 2013 – 4,434 sales for $1,364,065,201. September of 2014 – 4,829 sales for $1,539,488,342

October of 2013 – 4,245 sales for $1,286,064,043. October of 2014 – 4,681 sales for $1,521,036,348

November of 2013 – 3,571 sales for $1,085,102,575 compared to 3,684 sales for $1,213,805,338 in November of 2014.

December of 2013 – 3,649 sales for $1,118,341,684 in production. December of 2014 – 3,930 sales for $1,334,739,085 in volume.

Okay, I know that’s a ton of numbers to digest… here’s the breakdown. There were 235 more sales in 2014 than 2013 (52,615 compared 52,380). However, there was almost a $1.1 billion dollar difference in production. $16,082,763,948 for 2013 compared to $17,169,382,996 in 2014. This data confirms what I’ve been saying for quite some time… INVENTORY IS LOW AND PRICES ARE INCHING UP.